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Another Robber Captured.

HUNTINGDON. Pa. June 1S.-John Galbraith
Of Mount Union u tho robber Who was wounded At the
ssene Of the tragedy Thursday. He arrested
In his bed in tho attic at his house and brought hero
and lodged in 1aii this morning lie shot in the left
eye and back Tho shot in the destroyed the sight Of
that member and lodged In the orbit Ghlbrnh u in
bad way and his condition 10 regarded as very critical
aoHslvey who w.s Jailed Yesterday has been identified
on Thursday morning Anker the brave young farmer
The third party the tragedy has not yet beep tax
hut the detectives have nearly him down and expect
10 catch him 70 morrow.
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Hurled &. Kentucky sell.

LoUIsvILLE, Juno 1S.-Tho remains OF Ken
tuckys great sculptor. Joel Hart inferred with
impressive ceremonies in the State Cemstery at Frank
fort day Tho Legislature it8 and 1884 appointed
aCommssioner to superintend Fepvng the body from
year ago
The remains have In the time rested In q vault
in.erment The dead seuptor's Triumph Of Chastity
Henry Clay In tho court House In this city
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Trials Of tho Chlenss'. Machinery.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The dock trials OF
the machinery OF the cruiser Chicago which have lust
been finished have resulted satisfactorily. With the
vessel fast at her dock each set Of engines developed
1880 horse power with So revolutions per minute OF the
horse power with the revelations when
the vessel 10 runn free The contract requirement Is
600 horse power but the nteam during tho
trial was considerably below the maximum i believed
chinery worked smoothly. with the exception Of slight
Humping 10 one OF the engines which has aimee boon
fer New York on Monday. Engineer J. W. Thompson
has been permanently attached to the Chicago.
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A Confederate Veteran Recognises His For
mer Slave.

BOSTON. June 19.-At the banquet to the Con-
federate veterans in Faneun Hall Friday evening
the walters colored Capt Trainor Of Rich
mond happened to look up At tho waiter who nlinS
hs vine Fs:s The waiter catching his eye saddsniy
An instant later Capt Tranor recognized him Of
his favote saves who had disappeared during the war;
and whom he had not heard from since. After
ward they had a long chat about ante oelum day.
not soldier, who had been drinking too much called
Of the Virginia robsL coupling the torn with
q vile epithet The Southerner Instantly knocked the
down and gave him thorough thrashin., and the
bystanders sppiauded the act
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Hot Weather.

LYNcHBuno, Va, juno ls.-The Thermometer
registered 800 IN tho shade at noon.
WASHING ros. Juno ia-fhs Signal once reports the
thermometer at 9se as2PN
RIcHMorn Va, June lathe Thermometer et 9P. N
stood Uso In tho shade and In places eAched 99
June i7Iys.tsraay %as the hottest dny ~
thermome cr registered r 81. Tho heat today
bids fair TO surpass that Of yesterday.
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NEW LONDON, June 1a-In unloading the
Harvard launch from the yesterday ne dsfriel
broke and the launch fell tho boiler eoins ovssboard
The boiler nshed ont today. and the Aecsssssy 70
pairs will be made a. soon possibe, but I'll not b
OF service In time for Harvalds race with Cofumois
next Thursday at noon Tho Coinmbsas' launch p also
laid up for repairs :.
The Harvard university and freshman crew arrived
this noou and taken up 10 their Quartsr By the
stentn Cacile
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The Nassau. BrIGAtcn tAs narleIA.

The Nassau Boat Club gave crimson tint 10
the Harlem River last Wednesday night Chinese Ian.
terms and bunting made the club house gay Long tabsS
loaded With good things, wet and dry were well sur
entertainment was given. ate the clans, which weTe
served In every style and other delieaeeA and snjeEsd
Son the clubs President prssdsd at the fsas whieh
was pronounced success.
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Daisy seys she I. . New York Girl

]. NJ. Knight, Selectman Of East Braintree,
Mass, writes 10 superintendent Murray that Riri of
IT. who says she is New Yorker has been an inmate Of
tho amshouso there since June H. when she picked
up at the railway station she calls her.eif Daisy
OF 81 Jamsss Church Tho only New York street she
Broadway in which she says she lived with
Frank Eoi,n, she says haa shop opposite the samp,
have supported her since her motsf died nfha
ago, By young man who deserted her at East 3rain
tree. Seectmar Knight who desbribeS Daisy good
looking but poorly dressed wants the New York police
to find hcr frieudA
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Reckless BIassinx In Ninth Avenue.

Michael Clcments, an Italian. was arrested
yesterday afternoon for reckessy nrs blast at Sinf
avenue. between Sixty ninth and serentieth streets
Tho logs used in covering the blast insecurey
fastened. and fragments Of rock rnsc high IN the
air. pln,ealass winaow vanel n. si !9 the store Of
street was smashed and huge leg was thrown Aeros
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A Painter Locked Up fer Bigany.

Julius G. r. Kruger. a German painter, living
SD Fifth street, locked up In tho Filth street sta
ton LAST night on charge Of biEsmy. arA Margaret
Kruger whom he married In Christ Church at Hine
teenth street and First avenue In 1884 caused his
rest She that she lived with him until Decembsr
ltss when he deserted her and her two children. ON
sept % is she says he was married % Lizzie sfuct
Hrook,yn she Traced hin aud wife No 10 Gao Vim
street few days ago. krueye nays that kisxis b lii
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DUBLIN, June 18.-Several OF the tenants ar
rested at Bodyke for resisting the officers evict
them have been sentencsd to prison at hard labor for
terms ranging from to three months After being
sentenced they were taken to Ennis station under .
heavy escort Of police.
Crowds OF symy athizng people gathered aud ohsefe
tho prisoners and that the DO.
lice were ordered TO charge and diSperse them This
they did with will and piled their bstons vigorously
that several Of the people were severely injured.
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Tho New bergen Point Ferry.

A party Of Pennsylvania Railroad officials
OF Jersey City. among whom Superintendent Jack
Superintendent Crawford. Chief Engineer Brooks
End Prssdsnt Thursion of the jersey City and Bsrgsn
Kun the tug Delaware 70 examine the site OF the
proposed ferry between BERGEN Point aud Staten Island
opposite B.amhse place site on ststsn Island has
horse and steam railroads OF staten Island il "
said that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company IL pushing
md In
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I.assr Dsuon.sr.t,.n In Ohis.

sPRINoTiELD. Ohio. June 1s.-A great organ
I'D labor demonstration given hero today under
the auspices OF the Disrot Assembly No 17s Knights
q Labor. II was immense AFFAIR and marked an
IN organized labor In tho State OF Ohio. Fully thou
esnd visiting knights were present from al parts OF
Ohio beAides many visitors not members OF the organ
tzAtion.
The parade at noon W as mile and half long and
do'n knights were in lire, \ novel feature Of the
parade w9s delegation OF the HRnni.h Powderly As
sonDiy OF Cincinnati numbering ~ ladies', Ralph
Beaumont Chairman OF the National % hslAtiyo 2'n-
mitteo or the knights Of Labor. and u NJ Hummer,
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Another Step the Way TO the GaIIows.
The General Term OF the Supreme Court has
affirmed the conviction Of Dan Drscol. the whyo, who
sentenced be hanged the murder Of Boxe Gar
rity at I6J Hester Driscolrs counsel he
will fako the 70 the Court OF Appeals.
Alfred =. Burgess convicted OF conspiracy with his
black haired WIFE her sister, 70 have new trial be-
the evidence TO show that Ars Burgess life
In danger insufficient
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Changing tho Name. OF the Rocky Monnta,n.

OTTAWA. Ont, June ls.-An Order in Council
has passed declaring that unauthorized and nsp
propriate have been given to natural features In
the Northwest and, 1t is at and proper that OF
ner.ons intimately connected with the inception
and execution OF the Canadian national highway should
be perpetuAted In this tho names OF hvo o. the
Rocky Mountains are changed as follows: boundary
Mount Hermit 70 Monnt Upper after the Minister Of
Premier: Mount Cunningham to Mount Mackenzie. after
tho ex.rrcmer, ind unnamed mountain to DO called
MncP hers
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Barroom Murder In Chienro

CHICAGO. June 1S.-Frank Mingrel was
stabbed and killed by Henry Diletoch In quarrel in
saloon this morning. Tho young had some dispute
about unknown matter several nights ago but were
parted at the time. They met again this morning on
their way TO work and dropped Into the soloon drink
.ossther Suddenly the quarrel wa renewed and be-
butcher knife from his coat pocket and plunged Into
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Man ana WHO KineA ~ . Tsaaa.

WATERBURY,. juno 1s.-The pay train on the
Now York and New England Railroad killed Joseph
sma,iey and his wife at stormvie near Brswstsrs a.
noon to-day. The woman on the track and turned
her back to the train In the attempt % save hs wife
Hmaliey was also killed. few minutes betor0 the a4
eident the two were seen drinking from bottis d
Whiskey under . tree not far distant.
Mira Smalley q hall. witted woman ana .ner mug
band drunk brute who hnd repeatedly Wnappet
her, Coroner 0ymsSes held the t4 ,S vsraa0so
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Unisa Labor Party in ohio.

CrNcIsSArI. June IRA confer ence meeting
Of tho local Labor party held hern night which
800 delegates vere present Il ARRANGED have n
yenton on July to put candidates for the fall
campaign. The meeting adopted the name Union Labor
party for Its party organization
It provides for representation at the convention by
wards the basis OF the number OF votes the
laAl election, and e completely stamped out the Henry
Grating Il by an overw helnlna m shortly
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Gene Wet tn Crsss-suestiss Ssrsnbssh.
The Mayor OF Railway said last evening thai
Detective Keronleft Jersey City Yesterday morning fos
Salem. Ill He will arrive on Sunday afternoon ut
O'Clock, and then examine KaspeF Strpmhach who hal
declared that he the murderer Of the unknown gin
81 Railway The Mayor says there will be NO uncer
tanty In the matter after Srombach has answered TIA
questions that Keron will put to him.
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bernard LoheEde ON the Bank Beck.
The body Of man about IS yenrs old with
dark hair and mousache and dressed in DARK eiothes
found In the North River. at Pier A. last night
had been in the Ion. tins In the clothes
found = watch and chain. some keys 1925 In money
and bank book on the German SAVINGS HANK. In !hs
70 Sl25 On card was written the address, aS West
Tenth street The body was taken to tbs Morgue
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Keatueky's Labor Party.

LAGRANGE, Ky. June 1s.-After much squab-
bling the Union Labor party of kentucky placed full
ticket In nomination to-day to bs voted upon ut tho
coming State election. II Ia as follows. For Governor
4 T. Cargn OF Critic den; for Lieutenant Governor
John p Newman Of camsSsl toI JIss.ursr George
sstts for Superintendent Of Public InsirneiiSn, H.
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AmeFicnns at the Queen's Jubilee.
LONDON. June 18-These Americans will at
the jubilee ceremonial rnesday.
James Russell Lowell, Gen Lawtou. United States Min.
lister to Austria, who arrived today James O. Blaine,
Senator Hale Senator MacPherson and Perry Belmont
Tho Marquis of salisbury, at the Queens command.
has requested Mr. Phelps United States Minister 70
dent Clevel,lnd's jubilee congratulations.
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CHICAGO, June 1S.-Beside the tracks OF tho
st. Paul road there stands day complete In every de-
tail elevator Of 10000 bushels capacity where
from 10 roofres in working days
and yesterday the sixteenth day from tho commence
placed In one OF lis bins.
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looked hSPpy blight SShnd h%
tnc no.. .n,ngs' ,o,, +, ,,o ,,,v,,. ,on
IL III lana so d n must 70. ''' "'"''"' '
ii sss-isSSSa
The sixth Assomblv district Ind n trims.
parency marked
Then came assemblies Of District td Assembly ,nhl
A email unlighted transparency. with simrlyy
5000 in nn%9 Part Of them r9m Ike
confusion q The beginning the political diyis;
Ions wSrS separated; and ttey Toturred m diis
ea orgeniEations wore most givon e banners;
Ihee OF tho Twenty-second Assembly, District
o"i"' No no,it,cs from Rome
% " si% ,.S;as.a !n sss SnsSi
carried the women were recognized those who
ssg @s.ns ns n ss eheet the As Msy sat-
e., - :: =: there were
'A''0 persons rxpnn1 IN nns' ON THE ROUTE.
The street, through which tho procession had
psssed were lined WIN m poce Ts nearly loo
q whom were on this duty or IN reserve ssGn Not
Sent rIay sb was gas mn Until nidnipbt Mt
OF the
thong Static Gathered at p'oM Madison SQUARE
Ghen 81. sSo,,,'nna nm ssnd frbn suolIa In Tho
cjnh windnw any n their drass suIts and aeemeS
fb sne a wsS good n deai ~ Ini
terest. Just after the civic organizations had
En- for hs quite Up
and down tho avenue wont out.
There were no iluminations alopgthe route
sidsSWsfs along First s syense WHICH Was the
Sion. we're damned with people. who hurrahed
6sr!isaa inssssan n1 .H saTy dss5Ess sIssts
ssS came 4 S ssss sss sT
u the shook
and shawls and cheered as loudly rs the mon.
IN REVIEW BEFORE DIR. M'oLYFN.
The frs. bands Of the M
Lee was speaking. This .was about iO:s5
r. s @
and his lace plainly revealing the emotion
stirred within him. The carriages
ladies, rising to their feet. waved Their hand,
PASSED tho v
orously as the. sentiments happened to catch
o o, srs sss ss
EayiIE handkerchief with sno Oh un6ridle Lee,
arm out q the Socket roeeved round aor
Glynn. The marching cry Of one battalion was:
This had boon started by park wagon load of
Of st and
Ga ~ ING y, @ riatt gst tbo
,proeession arrived but he came me 50 Quietly
sWny ne ettef sbor tme 1 WbeTt
having boon discoyered,
T0mnrkAhIY Etfth avenue"
he said TO Pr. McGiynn. It was concluded
siasn saS vanishing OF Inc e'ec'r'c sh' was &C.
After the Eighteenth Assembly district had
piatform sn and grasping Dr. MeGiynns Rand'
fhad to do it this time. Doctor. S00 ~ ''N' Wv
!. Henry George reviewed the last quarter of
Ss " fba stand am ana dG he
was brought forward app "a against u lis
inclination. by Mr.. Clarke. Tho priest and the
$1,000 sse 1 until the M o.
ppt0St poeseu' JUDI ''n unha'es aile' nliu
There was roar Of Dr.. McGlynn from the
Of men and that fSrssd Ike
sssd istters Il resres from judge Mcclure u
pan fTnaincisco ana tnS hev; augn fenteoost.
nssnoens il seemed 70 m. 70 BE- an I'M
s;ss ss,SsPss J, spP:s ,s s.'ss!
Bat wson iiosrned that my absence would give main to
e.snnSl ssslnF and came hers thank You from me
.e .om p, near ,er Sms yeSy eHtraoIanry
for this procession ovsr Of four miiNs
bear testimony for the principle Of the
~ Soa anu INC @ FL OF men on hSye
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AIiko DAILY ChalIen ages Carney.

BOSTON. Juno 10. - Mike DAILY OF Bangor.
who recently knocked Billy Frazier OF this eity has
deposited slo with the H,rdId and O-rs night Jsm
Carney for 81 and the light eight plonShlp Of
the world thu date OF the Be ls With Carney
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Tho Ge.e.ta Leads In tho j

Tho Geaesta Leads In tho Jubilee Rnee.
LONDON. June 18.-The Genesta passed Wick.
Scotland at O'Clock this afternoon Tho slsuthhound
passed the Same PLACE At thi. evening The qsuesta
had passed Pentland Firth and was rounding Dunnet
Head At 10 o'clock. The wind was light and fog
prevailing The yacht voauvent was sighted two miles
Oh Wick at 10 rs this evening
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ME-. Brownina Throws from her Carriage
Mrs. William G. Browning Of 552 Fifth avenue
was driving In Boston avenue, iG6th stree. las
evening when the horse became frightened and rM
away. The carriage upset. and Mrs- Browning wn
hrowp out She was takeh to the Harlem Hospital tp
injuries are not serious.
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Two couat.rfo.t.r. con.-es.

After q lively chase from Greenwich street to
tho corner OF West Broadway and Canal street last
night Detective Foley and Policeman BARTLETT captured
two Burke q 2l0 stacg street
their found eighteen eounterfs silver dob
lars and twenty dollars In good mppey. They hsf
been passing the money In stores.
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An Ocean Gable Breaks.
The Duxbury cable has parted at sea. The
cable repair steamer In Europe and will probably Be
several weeks before splice made.
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Chicago Br,eLIaysr. FIRMLY Held Ou..

CHICAGO, June 1S.-At meeting Of tho
BrieklAyeFs Union last night az thu leaders sAid
hsss 20 thought o. ss ing nR me nEht ms ma e
kyslt oA thsR e fully en- JsEA % keep The iAs ones
se1lI1s YhslIslxSS q "a q eoatIi6aioa Gnd some
E,sssAse - HHSsta~A-Vhn1'ASa. ~s hAS~
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stallion. for tho Un,tea states.

GLASGOW, June 18-Tho steamship Alcides
has sailed from the clyde for New York, having
board twenty-five champion draught stsllions including
GairnbroGe kier, which has won every prixs here.
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Searching B.ssase for Explosives.

DUBLIN, June 1S.-The baggage of the pas
senGers the steamer Cephalonia. which arrived at
Queenstown to-day from Boston. examined BY the
custom, oeers In the Of dstestyes md uni
plosive material from being landed. fhe names and
addresses OF all passengers who left tho steamer at
Queenstown were noted
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Appearances OF = Mirage.

PALMYRA. N. T.. June ia fine mirage, the
second that has appeared In two month"; here
plainly reelected on the sky. steamer, large sail
ing vesses and the were plainly visible TO nur
merous body Of people.
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HI. Mother rh,.k. he w.s Po,.s..a.

Marion Carter called at the Health Depart
msnt yesterday and complained that her Charles
Carter had died suddenly on Friday at his homo, ~
Seventh avenue. She had general suspicion that b
Pr Jsnkins Two woIasn-ops white and one eclorea
tended Carter says he died Of psritonitiA
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Justinabla IIau,.,a..

MDDLErowN, N. Y, June 1s.-The Coroner's
Jury investigating the Of John Wales merchant OF
Liberty Sullivan county. who was killed by Curtis
thber, hardwaIs clerk while attempting 10 enter
day last has rendered verdict OF ustnabia bop,eas
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rAe weather Ys.lsraax.

Indicated by Hudnut's theEmometer; 8 A. N.
sP NJ 7iS: . p NJ, sss! u midnight. e59 Average
eeAs. Average juno H. 1885. 67ko.
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a,eAa.i II. s,ssr.sA Dead.

Ex-AsssmblymAn Michael II. Blgerson OF the
sizih dStEios aiad 81 ~ o'clock thiS HoSaaE u hiI
He h11 been 3 mSnRSF % faRiaAhY HAp for nftsen
s IN 81 - - - - ssss ~ -a''A q P''A
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Tuesday,. Second Celebration.

A memorial celebration in honor OF tho
victims Of vietorias nifty Of misrule will beihed
at Cooper Union nsxt Tuesday evening The pro-
Eramme contains this census;
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In Honor or the Sea Beach ExpositseA.
A merry dinner was given last night BY thi
directors Of the New York and Sea Beach Railroad IL
honor Of tho opening OF the Sea Beach Exposition Of
Consy leland The exposition has several new and In
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- Is6sSs!, l. &: I:sI.g q: sd a Ss'ss1
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The opening OF tho Fall of Babylon" ex-
hbiton at Sc 1eorga Staten fbAnd has
OF the extensive preparations necessary
Its production until next Saturday.
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A wenaa'. Boay Take. from t.e River.

The body Of woman was found yesterday
morning In the North River at tho foot OF Leroy street
y had only been q few hours In tho water She wal
about Y inches high. with light brown hair and
aeoat white hose and prunslIA gailerA There We
to.7o In her pocket The body 10 At tho horgue.
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Signal Once Preaieti q
JorTIy0s ABOUT TOWN

Local rains, slight changes In temperature
winds becoming westerly,
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The Man who Took President TI,den'. Seat.

Tho Nan who TOOK Frosdeht I1IdensB e0t,
COLUMBUS. June 18.-Hayes, who took Presi-
dent Tdens seat and salary was here last night with
his wife attending lawn fAto the beautiful grounds
and residence Of Gov Foraker There was but little
tenton shown BIN not paper IN the city deyotnk over
BY Democrats and secretly despised by Republicans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-02
WATERvILLE.

The exercises of Memorial Day, as usual.
passed Oh successfully. In the mornine Pos,
"A, G A. R., escorted Co. H., ad Regimen,
N. V.M., and accompanied by the Lockv GOD
band, marched to Winelow and assisted the
comrades there to decorate the soldiers grave.
10 Wisnio~ cemetery. In the afternoon the
line was formed on Main street, Wateryille.
as follows: Squad of uniformed police com.
manded by Robert Call; Lockwood band !.
company of citizens, mounted; Co. H.. 2i
Regiment, NJ. " NJ; Waterville band; W.
>. Heath Post, G. A. R.; carriages contain.
ing clergymen, municipal officers and citizens. /;
teams filed with young girls dressed in white.
Inc battalion WAS commanded BY Msior
Frank Haskell. After the decoration of the
graves at Pine Grove Cemetery, the line
marched to Monument Park where the roll
OF honor was read. In the evening CITY Hall
was ill to Overlooking County Attorney
Carleton delivered an able and eloquent
Grafton which was frequently spplauded
Among other things he said that while he
was ready to forgive those who took up arms
against ;he North, vet he wished to enter
his protest against dragging JET Davis from
his retirement. He, for one had alwav.
been sorry that Davis had not been hung to
that sour apple tree.
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CHINA.

Appropriate religious exercises for memo
rial were held in the Methodist church, Sun
day. An excellent sermon was given bv
Rev. w. B Eldridge. On Monday Billings
Post met at eleven o'clock and proceeding
10 the cemetery decorated eighteen graves.
The Albion part of the post had previously
decorated graves in Albion and South Albion
so that about sixty graves were thus remem-
bered. The address at P NJ, BY Rev. Mr..
Heron, of Albion, was well written pro
duction, Astounding in apt ami tender illus.
trations. His subject was patriotism. A
large audience gave attention. Excellent
singing WAS provided Altogether the memo
rial exercises of 1887 were second to none
that have occurred here.-The much called
for rain has made glad the hearts of the peo-
pie, and crops will now advance vigorously
MIR. Eugene Handy, east Of the village, has
recently lost two cows by an unknown trou-
BILE. They were taken with some disease
about the head, and run at the nose like a
horse with distemper, living but ten days af.
ter the attack.